City Club Donates Over Six Thousand to Local Groups
City Club completed its 2003 community contribution program, gifting six thousand seven hundred twenty-one dollars to seventeen groups. The largest single check of one thousand two hundred fifty dollars went to the San Marino Schools Foundation.
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San Marino Schools Foundation
City Club
Tom Santley
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Hill-Harbison House
San Marino
PTA
Old Mill
Grad Night Lights Up This Evening at SMHS
Tonight from 9 to 10 pm the San Marino High School PTSA presents Grad Night for the Class of 2004 with the theme A Night in New York City at Studio 54. Parking is in the west lot. enter via the football field or Grad Night tent north of the gym for a public viewing at the See GRAD NIGHT, page A-6.
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San Marino High
SMHS
City Council OKs 17.2 Million Budget for Next Year
San Marino City Council approved a 2004 05 operating and capital budget totaling 17.2 million with a 778000 shortfall due to 310000 in state takeaways and a 1 million rise in PERS costs. The plan preserves maintenance spending while funding street light upgrades sewer work and street improvements planned for the new fiscal year starting July 1 2004.
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San Marino
City Hall
Rob Wishner
The
Tribune
Lacy Park
General Fund
Lee
Cal Phil at The Mill third season set
Pasadena Showcase House for the Arts brings Cal Phil at The Mill back for a third season on Saturdays July 17 August 14 and September 18. Gates open 7:00 p.m. show starts 8:00 p.m. No host bar. Admission free but advance reservations required via Old Mill 449-5458 for Pomegranate Patio.
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Cal Phil
Pasadena Showcase House For the Arts
Durant Receives YMCA Highest Honor in Golden Book Induction
San Marino lawyer Dick Durant was honored at the YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles 122nd annual meeting on May 19. He was inducted into the Golden Book of Distinguished Service for more than two decades of volunteer service on the YMCA Board of Managers including a term as chairman from 1983 to 1985. Durant, surprised by the award, said his work aimed to benefit children, with wife Sharla, son Rick, daughter Marlene, their spouses and granddaughter Ellie present.
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The
Young Mens Christian Association
Ymca of
Metropolitan
Los Angeles
San Marino
Richard ‘Dick’ Durant
Durant
YMCA
Sharla
Rick
Marlene
Ellie
Dick Durant
Karin
Rick Durant
Sharla Durant
Rob Klusman
Marlene (Durant) Klusman
Needs Assessment Reaches Singular Conclusion
Eighteen civic groups plead their needs before the Community Center Steering Committee at Valentine Elementary. The panel, chaired by Nam Jack, leans toward expanding recreation facilities, meeting spaces and a library with a community campus. Recreation Director Cindy Collins notes city lacks a center and must lease space, serving 14,000 program enrollments for 2,200 of San Marino’s 4,000 households. See NEEDS, page A-3.
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Valentine
Deliv
San Marino
Garden Club
Boy Scouts
Chinese Club of
AYSO
Rotary
Tennis Foundation
Nam Jack
Cindy Collins
City Plans July 4 Parade and Fireworks at Lacy Park
San Marino�s annual July 4 celebration in Lacy Park runs from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. for games, 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. for a parade, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. for entertainment, and a 9:00 p.m. fireworks display. Food vendors operate all day. Residents and San Marino Unified School District guests attend free of charge.
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Lacy Park
San Marino Unified School District
The Funky Hippeez Open Foundation Concert Series at Lacy Park
The first Concert in the Park in the Open Foundation series on Sunday June 27 features The Funky Hippeez from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. with a pre-show skate demonstrations by Skate Street Events from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. Proceeds aid San Marino public schools. tickets price 1 to 20 in advance and 10 to 25 at the gate, with all three concerts available for 50 per family. Tickets at the Virginia Road entrance for early orders.
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San Marino
Lacy Park
Virginia Ad
Virginia Road
Long Awaited Huntington Children’s Garden Opens This Saturday
The Huntington Library Arts and Botanical Garden unveils a nine‑area kinetic garden for ages 2 to 7 conceived by Jim Folsom and Ned Kahn. Visitors can walk under a rainbow a mist circle and explore fog sound waves magnetic sand and more. Kahn notes the aim is an aesthetic scientific experience for both children and adults.
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Huntington Library
Jim Folsom
Ned Kahn
Sebastopol
Calif
Folsom
Kahn
MacArthur Foundation
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